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A Bloyy at the yIoru,ous.

The Supreme Court at salt Lake city Saturday
night decided TO appoint receiver for the Mormon
Church property. review Is made OF the Terri
torial act Incorporating the church and the power
OF Congress TO annul IL Is aff1rined.
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TrRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE LOT, I'M
l. PROVED BY FKAME HOUSES. On g STREET

l. PROVED By FRAME HOUSES. On g STREET.
BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH
STREETS SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of q decree of the Supreme Court Of
No lO636, will otter tor sale At pm glic suction,
in front OF the premises, MONDAY, NOVEMBER
1920 improved by two frame houses. on street be-
Terms: one third cash the balance In three equal
insallments, Ia six twelve and eighteen months from
the day SALE for which the notes of the purchaser
bearing interest from day of sale and by deed
trust on property sold. will be taken. the pur-
chase money may be paid all cash. purchasers up-
ton. deposit of Sl00 vail be required time of
sale. and al conveyancng aud recording will be at
purchasers cost
sIGMUND J. BLOCK, Trustee.
Sl4 9Th St s.w.
DCNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. o2p-St
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THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
Details Of the AgreemeWl Between
Germany. Italy. and Russia.

Vienna Special to the n. 7. World. NovemDer s.
The new triple alliance Is In the interest OF
peace. The German government, 1t is said. can.
not AFFORD at present TO have war One OF the rea-
sons Is the discovery OF the infer1ority OF the
musket now In use In the German army The
French musket Is greatly superior IL. A secret
order has heen given for the manufacture OF a diff
ferent gun The muskets OF the entire army will
be changed. This will naturally take some time
The following comes to me from an Official source
concerning the meaning and character OF the re-
cent alliance made BET ween Bismarck, Crispl and
Kainoky: This alliance WAS secretly concluded
In the spring OF the present year and the object OF
Crispi's recent journey TO FREDERICKSBURG was 10
arrange nnal settlement as 10 def ails. The lat.
ter are primarily defensive and aim at maintain-
ing the peace OF Europe on the basis of existing
treaties, but II peace should be broken by any ag-
gressive acts OF one power alone or with allies
on the European continent or In the Mediterranean
the alliance would become offensive. In that case
the thrre allied powers would take combined mill
The term aggressive act Is defined as meaning
any act whereby one power, singly or with allies,
ing distribution OF power In Europe or on the Med
iterranean- The points OF detail considered at
frledrieb 1s' were: O what would form a
bine diplomatic action in the first instance and
the delay that should be granted TO Offending
powers before war was declared; c9 the general
plan for combined military and naval action in
various circumstances that might arise: t:0 the
exact military and naval forces which three OF the
dicu pO"ois SuOuiu prlnS INTO the HELD ana on the
sea; ~ results TO be achieved by combined action
win view TO securing a double peace after VIC
tOrouS war
This last clause stipuates the territorial modifl-
catlon That would nave 10 be made In Europe be-
lore the three allied powers would be contented TO
sign the peace IL further provides that comoined
acti0h snail De taken for the conclusion OF peace
ana that no one OF the three powers shall treat
separately or desist from war without the consent
ol me other two IL Is especially sig incant that
lne Medlterranean should be Included In the area
whicn the new triple alliance intends TO defend
with its combined bowers
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REGULARS FOR acknowledgements F and X
sixth infantry. departed from Salt Lake City Sat
urday morning for Chicago by special train OF
seven cars, which follows the regular They expect
10 reach Chicago tonight.
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ssDink'' BmckaIew Again.

TIE NOTED ALABAMA Desperate SPREADS fRRSH
TERROR cHANBEKs COUNTY.
oSEIIK4. ALA, Nov. 1.-"Dink" Buckalew, the
noted desperado. has served written notices on
half dozen prominent citizens OF Chambers
county thai h. intends TO burn them out and kill
them lie has murdered four men. Within the
last three mOeths Buckalew's lie has been one OF
Uutlawry. For years he has been surrounded by
hat a dozen dI>orderiy women lie has been
before the courts under almost every conceivable
charge but the evidence OF the women cleared
him EaTiy THIS year he was arrested, charged
with brutal treat nenJ OF his wife. tie was found
guilty and -ent &c the convict farm. from which
he escaped. He did not leave the county, but d.
IeCted the women to watch the movements OF his
pursuerS, and lived at home AMI among them
Tue governor offered 900 for his arrest, but every
body feared him too much 10 attempt MS capture.
livery week or two he sent letters To the news
papers daring any one TO arrest him The reward
was Increased &C. $500, but stiu Buckalew cOntin-
ucd his Dreat-, aud no one dared To attempt his
capture. The Sheriff OF the county has now sum-
InOne1 posse OF twenty men. and started IN pur-
at Of the outlaw.
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VNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

STORE GEORGETOWN. ID. G.. FORMERLY
OWNED By c H. FlCKIING. AMAZE CHANCE
FOR BUSINESS INVESTMENT. Tit ONLY
STORE IN THIS DISTRICT THAT HASA SPE.
CIAL PRESCRIPTION DEPAR1MEN
By virtue Of chsttel deed Of trust recorded in
Hber 1l1i fol 23 ct seq, one Of the land records
of the District of Columbia. and by direction OF
the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
Will sell at public auction on the PREMISES FRI
DAY, the ELEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A d.
1887, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Z. M. all the
goods and chattels in stores LEGO and 262 SD or
High street. GEORGETOWN, d. c. consisting of all
fixtures soda fountain fountain cylinders genera
tor safe medicines, drugs, formula, prescription files.
show window, fixtures, other furniture
OF any kind whatever contained In said stores, as
specified in Schedule attached to said deed
Terms of sale One-half cash. balance notes at six
twelve and eighteen months. bearing and
dorsed secured by collateral to the satisfaction of
the tr stees all cash AL conveyancing and record
ing at pnrchasers xpense Cash deposit required of
so. Terms to be complied with in ten days re-
SAFE will be made after i've days public notice.
JESSE II. WILSON,
1909 31st and 40 LOUISIANA avenue. Trustees.
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1909 31st and 470 Louisiana avenue ITr,
o31-10t FRANK Il. CONGER


VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, WITH FRAME
BCILDING. ON STREET SOUTHEAST. AT
AUCTION.
By direction of the owner, we will offer for sale,
at public suction. on FRIDAY. NOvEMBERNF7
ELEVENTH. at HALF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK p Ii
inches by the depth Of the lot fee OF lot
t2o). square lo4t. with the building thereon. House
is known as No. 1881 street
Terms one-hali cash, balance in one year. secured
600 deposit at time Of sale. Terms to be COMPLIED
with IN ten days erty Will be resoid risk aud
est Of defaulting purchaser.
md WALTER b. WILLIAMS Co. Aucts
GREAT BARGAIN-THE FARM KNOWN AS BON
W ME Doom will be sold at public aucti, u on SAT
Ul.DAf, NOVEMBER NINETEEN. This farm con-
tsns l1S acres lies near Culpeper Court House. Va
In location beauty fertility and plenty Of In
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SALES.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auotiopeer..

LARGE SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
IURE CARPETS, &c, COMPRIsIN0 SEVERAL
SEhf fINE PIANOS. PARI.OR SUITES, WAL
c cSE sSHHH = n SETS wARDRoBES Easy
EExxMMfFSS; sH5aAIT RACKS. MMAUT sIDEB0ARD.
EAhENSioN TABLES, DINING CHAIkiS, CHINA
A ASsD GLAsSNAkE OFT PAINTINGS, ENGRAV-
tN ENr WINDOW HAN9INGs. LAR,E ASsokT-
MENL OF SECONDHAND CkRPE as, COOKING
SITES, &C., &c.
80 FINE vIoLiSS AND CASES;
BuaaIEs. CARRIAGES. WiaoNs, HARNESS. &C,
CASK CROCKERY, &c.
-, ,,,... AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNINti NuyENBER EIGHTH
c C ia At TIN O'CLOCK. we VAL sell at our
siesroons 9th and streets northwest large collec.
ton Of fine Household Furniture Carpets &C. to
which attention Is called 1t
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THoMAs BOWLING. AuctiOn-,r.
VVNHoMAs BOWLING. Ancuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUAB' PROPERTY ON
ahE last slnk Oh IHlkl EEN n slhEfI I.
bEIMEEN AND n SThEETs NORTHWEST,
IMrkoNED By FINE THkEE-sTORN BhlCk

TRUSTEES SALE OF sALUAB = PROPERTY ON
hfsSSES 81 riSE iahfss ASshH saics
BY virtue OF the authority vested in ne by the
OF the District OF columbia, drcss.eI Gully sd ~
mitied 10 probate and record In oce 81 n si.sr
ID oni Il the sS DssIs sG s. Sfsfa
Pour q u SeHYocSfrS ,hs lss At a sHs rs.
estate in The Guy Of w..hipeton. = (. Mt I~rt Of
contained Within The ioosnf mst-. s1d sSusds: -.
sinihns Tor Tue same at Point on 18Th street ~sst
nOrthw 81 OF the said o, and running thence
cas-, 100 feet: thsnce north 20 feet thens ~s, loo
70 me rsce o. Sssinnins improved by sues ant.A,
iath street northwest
Terms u sale: one third of the purchase money In
able in and years with ntsrss, from tie day
Of sale 81 81 pei eent per annua rsssbls .em,Anna-
chssers and deed of trust On th. Property or
Of so s y as Sns f:S h. s %. ~
,ey,ncns and rsoordins At The yurrhA-er. cost n
The pT1Hsry NIL os resOid :, ns T.k and spst e the
osf-dsd. Executor aud irussss. sur Baiiainx
1NHoMAs Z. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auct,onees.
ikUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ASp
SSNNiMPEo9s s aktL tsIAdt On TWENTY
hHN mp AID ShS sfkEfHs Sos an
Iibsr So lo47. folio III e SEQ. Of the Land -
Records Of the District Of Colombia. and the Ii
IN The @ ss Of ss nS. shssa
will se public auction In front of he Yr,nis.a
on THURSDAY NOyEMBEk ZENITH MKT. 1t
POUR o'cLo. X =; NJ, part Of Lot 4, IN square %.
esiunns on New Hampshire avenue u ieei from the
corner u Twenty first sire q and sad avenue and
running thence southerly Alons said n feet
thence south along Twenty first street 81 feet
IN hes thence III feet. thence North feet ,
inches. and thence westerly. in = straight line the
beginning Improved in part by twu-story brick
house plat VI said PROPERTY will be exhibited ct tbs
time of sale.
Terms: one-third cash. of which 400 win be re-
quri nj time Of sale balance three equal INSTALL
ments an six twelve, and eighteen montls which
notes Of purchaser, b-Ar1ns Interest from day u
and secured By deed Of trust proper sold will be
TAKEN or all cash, at Option Of purchaser al convey
ancing aud recording will Ire
20 be complied 1Gh IN twelve days time of
property will be resold isk default
ing purc hAser after seven days advertisement.
THOs T.. MAO0AMAN,
JOHN ". FILLING.
Trustees
THOS. T. wAGGAMAN Auct on
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE pAYS.
rI,HoNAs BOWLING. spctOneer
TRrsIEEs SALE OF VALUABLE RIAL EsrAT
IL LnE pisIBiSI OF SolIM I'M o Sos III

TRusIEEs SALE OF VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE
IN lHE DISTRICT OF COLI Mbih % ,x LII
EvEK MAR THE DISTRICT LINZ
Ry virtue of q deed OF trust from Anna l. shaw ~
and Granville @ sh.~. her hnsb~pd dated ,he
9Th day Of septemer, 1852 and dnlS resOrded--
on the 18th DAY Of September. 1852. IN ne.r 10.
lols folio 30 &C sea- VI the land records Tor The
District Of Colnmbia and II the request OF hobart ID
Weaver. executor Of 1bomAs Weaver. drcess-d. tho
party secured thereby, wall sell ~ public aIlctlon
on the J,reulises the TWELFTH DAY rf NOV
ENBfR lsss, AT rHkEE O'CLOCK y. NJ, al thc>e
pieces psrels u land situate lying and ens In the
District of Columbia called CODclustop part OF
Bayleys purvhasc" the Renninss Road just vest %
the District line. adjoining the lands % g. A McEuen
and Charles {. Duncanson. William Henson and !.
slater. containing 10 scr--. more or le~s
Terms OF sale One third OF the urcbase IN
cash. and the balance thereof In
IT sla and twelve months Um dag Of sAe with inter
cot from day OF sale securrd by deed trust
the property sold; all cash the option Of the pur
chaser prchasers AdeIusit of 90 ~i he required
Of the purchaser purchasers the time s~le
All CONVEX ancns and recording ct tho expense NJ On.
purchaser OF purchaser te terms Of the sale
not complied with within days u the sale the
dsr~ned trustees the rlht % resell said proI
erty IT the risk ard cost II the defsultny
purchasers after i've days advertisement in the Ev~n-
Ing star Newspaper. -
os,-a,a k =. WhkprSS Trusissa
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majesty anu Shame GOWN lnlO pOWerleSSOeSS this
tiger cry for human blood" she claims that an
archy can take no root In our soil unless It be
walered with the blood OF It's misguided followers
and mercy are melted out to the condemned men
She declares that society Is In stale OF up
heavat because OF the great wrongs that have De-
come uncomfortable, and that the moral sense OF
the world ''tS in commissions" Further along In
the appeal sue exclaimS: "WOman su1ragt,ts Of
America! WIN you ste quietly down while Par
SONS lies under the shadow OF the gallOws? Par
sODSl VINO mas worked I0r your case all Ills itfe?"
ALLEGED PLANS TO RESCUE THE DOOMED MEN.
Cincinnati evening paper IL responsible for
the statement that movement has been discov-
cred among anarchists In that city to rescue by
force the condemned men In Chicago. II was dis
cOvere on Thursday. The paper says that large
number OF the employees or the rolling mills, who
are well known as anarchists applied for ten days
lea, leave o. &c xhe
Of absence 1t leaked out that the anarchists Of
Cincinnati Louisville, st. Louis and other large
a number Of chosen men to chicago 70 be there
next Thursday. over fifty men left Cincinnati
Friday evening. They were Joined by about the
there are who know anything Of the movement are
very much agttaLed and declare tnat there will be
murderous efiort 70 preve.t the hanging Of the
Jos. Labadie. a Detroit anarchist, says the effect
OF the execution at Chicago, II there be one, will
lists 1t will show that the law Is for the rich and
not for the poor, and the anarchists Will be more
determined than ever 70 DO away with all law.
devoted TO peaceful methods La6adie does not
believe force, for no converts are made OF dead
may be necessary 10 resort 70 Violence Tor SELF
protection against the capitalists The people
should be educated 70 do without Law, for Law Is
A number Of London radical clubs are arranging
for nnal enort In behalf OF the anarchists. 4
petition addressed 70 the governor OF Illinois y In
bury on "wednesday next, At which the Signatures
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FOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE
CORNER OF BOTH AND STREETS. GEORGE
TOWN, d. c., AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 3a2
ELEVENTH. 1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK on the nv
erty Two lots 2!lxeO each ON the west side Of 3Oth
These lots adjoin the of 30th and
offers fine opportunity to secure fine building sites
for proftAbfe investment. Terms made known at
sale
All conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost:
deposit Of $50 Will be required each lot at the tune
of sale. o3ld&
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SMALL CONSIGNMENT or BOOTS AND SHOES
On rrrsn.v ua AZ ACTION ,,.r, r,ouru
1857. az I'm O'CLOCK, within my auction roonls
shall sell lot o. assorted Booes and shoes. nS-.t
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An Escaped Luuatic's Exploit.
HE MADE MAN DANCE JIG AT THE POINT OF A
REVOLVER.

REVOLVER.
PINE BLUFF, ARK. Now IAN escaped lunatic
from the Asylum for the Insane at Defiance, Ohio,
was arrested In this city the latter part OF last
week. Although in the city half q week or longer
before his arrest, nothing unusual was noticed
about him until the night oil his arrest, When,
while In a saloon, he compelled negro man 10
dance a lively round at the point OF revolver. For
his ne was arrested by city Marshal Gardner and
taken before Esquire James Oats, Who nneo MIN
$50 on two charges, VIZ, carrying concealed
weapons and threatening 10 take life. he was
sufficiently r3tiO1d! TO tell what ne was ana
where from, but c0nCealing his real name ana
liying the assumed name he has been carrying
since nj, ARRIVAL here. The authorities AT Defiance
were communicated with, and after a picture Of
the prisoner had been sent there a telegram was
received, stating that he was who and what ne
represented himself 20 be- with the exception That
MS name Is GEO. SandersOn and not Clifton, the
name he had assumed An officer arrived from
Defiance yesterday, leaving for home last night,
taking the escaped Iunatic with him
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A Ministers Suicide


ATTENTIONS TO OTHER WOMEN
FARBArIT MISS., Nov. Rev Erick l. Peter-
son, pastor for many years Of the Scandinavian
Episcopal church OF this city, committed suicide
Friday BY shooting himself through the heart with
a revolver. According 10 testimony at tne co1o-
friend that he was having trouble with MS wife,
~ne accusing aim OF being false 10 his marital
VOWS Mss Peterson testified TO having had a
conversation with the deceased "A few moments
priOr 10 the shooting He had said: "Wiu you
marry me- or wont yong?
She had replied: "NO, I WON'T" and turned and
left.
soon afterwari the pistol shot was heard A
week before he had threatened to poison himself IL
she refused 10 marry him. Mrs Peterson. the
widow, LestiHei that he had told her II he could
not get a divorce and marry Miss Peterson he
should commit suicide. Rev T. Wilson said that
Peterson had claimed that his wife was one OF the
.iris he hai prepared Tor confirmation ana that
life with her was unoearaole. His wife had
T.fpr-DQ.
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GRArEFuL-CoMFoRTINo.
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eovcfn ths opsrstions Of digestion and sutE7sa ed
b careful sppcstiop Of The une props rites VII
tsiss With dslicstsly Favored bsyersrs whscS nav
ave u many hesy docsors bllis. II = b. Una S1dz-
may be gradually built up until strong Enough %
s1sf every tendency 10 dissaaa huDdseda q sahlls
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ever thers p q week point We may escsye laaxy
fatal shaft by kssling ourselves Wsn forsxooa va
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Isds ssmpiy With boiling water or MN. sosx OILY
N hnA1 -l'ound tans by Gr0cerA. labelled thas.
JAMES EPPs 90. Honeopsshss oAsusu~
h2A @.tues Lnnoun. EnG1nnA
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WOOD AND COAL

<,oAL AND kINDLING WOOD
complete aseortment u all the best ades Of Coal
now on hand and arriving constantly. We offer IL fog
sale at lowest market rates.
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUr.
An kinds OF Wood, sawed and split. or in the stick
STEPHENSON 4 BRO
Mil and Depot. 7ta-.t wharf.
Ofiices-419 10th 4 NV. G Puma eve.
aus-:3m
If YOU WANT TIE
BEST FUEL SOLD
In the District at Fair Prices cal on
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Who supply mors families with
COAL. COKE. AND WOOD
Than any nrm In the United ststsA
Whsrves Depot and Railroad Yard. l2.h and wssce
sta s.w
Main Once: 1902 ST. NV
Branch othces; l3i5 9Th ST nv. lsAe rennsylys-
nia ave. Sd aud sta III L. ott IT. n l2th
and Water sta. o. w.. Is 10th st NV
Connection with main once by telephone. jy2o
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Prince Bismarck 10 saAIsring from rheumatic
palma
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The all-ruling power whom some men call Prov.
idence and others Fate is responsible for some
curious and significant dealings with those whom
the unthinking world puts down as Fortunes
most favored pets Here, for instance Is His
Grace Henry Fttzalan Howard, K. G., fifteenth
Duke OF Norfolk and hereditary Earl Marshal of
England. almost fresh from the grave OF an idol.
lied wife, shedding bitter but unavailing tears
over the heir 70 bis title, now just recovered from
an attack OF Illness. With an annual income ex-
ceeding 81 300, 600, splendid palaces In which TO
reside, and tite which dates back 70 the time OF
Richard ILL.,, one would think that the duke ought
10 be happy man. But as matter OF fact, there
Is not simple cottager or lborer on his vast
tate at Arundel whom he does not envy on at
least OF his possessions The cottager can find
happiness In his lusIy, healthy lads, growing I'D
70 help hlm in his cid age; but the duke, with all
Ills wealth and all his advantag $ is forbidden
such Joys. All that remains TO MIN IS the poor
creature known as the Earl OF Arundel and Sur
Iey: born eight years ago. thfs heir 10 potential
wealth and position Is bhnd. IL deaf, Is dumb, is
reformed and weak In intellect. Life to him
must be a burden, riddle which he cannot soive;
anu not all the wealth Of England can alter the
circumstance. People say that grief at this
wreck OF all her hopes FASTENED the death of the
duchess, and IL Is certainly ageing the duke.
People who envy him his rent-roll should look
also at this skeleton IN his cupboard, and admit
that there are some things more precious than
wealth II the young earl reaches the age OF
MANHOOD, IL Is piuable TO think that he will be
unable TO WELD the power placed ia his hands
and must, In all probability, remain forever a
living and breathing evrpse in a golden comm.
New Works. Fifth Election Inspector.
RErEREE sTErsOS DECIDES THAT THE UNITED
LABOR PARTY IL ENTITLED TO IT.
The New York Sun says that Referee Fran
els Lynde Stetson on Saturday filed his decision
In reference TO the NTH election inspector II was
In favor OF the united labor party inspectors being
appointed. General Term Judges Van Brunt and
Brady received the report. The report gave
resume OF the proceedings before the referee and
MS nndings upon the four questions submitted TO
MIN The answer TO the first OF these contained
his decision, and was: 1.-THE political party or
organization, DOW known as the United Labor
Party In the city OF New York, is party ,.h1ch
cast upward OF $4,000 votes for its candidate for
mayor AT the municipal election held In the city OF
New York In November, lSS6.r Mr.. Wakeman
asked that he be allowed time 10 present btu OF
exceptions He said that on Monday he would be
ready To move that the case be re-referred The
court said IL would hear Mr.. Wakeman's motion
at IL am to-day. The police commissioners
talked over the matter and agreed. II the court
nnally declares their appointment legal on to-day,
10 ask the managers OF the party TO summon the
police inspectors TO police headquarters this az
ternoon, at O'Clock, when they will be sworn In.
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EXECUTOKS SALE OF HORSES, LANDAU,
ILBUGGY, CARRIAGES. HARNESS. &c. CORNER
nth AND L STREETS NORTHWEST
On WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER NINTH 1887.
commencing AZ TWELVE OCLOt K NOON, the e1-
of the estate of the late David l. Morrison will
sell STABLE Of 18th and streets northwest tine
contents. consisting in part OF
Glass-tront Landau Buggy,
Jump-seat Carriage, Sleigh,
Dark Bay Mare Kate" Bells,
Chestnut Mare pet"
Double aud Single Harness.,
Cutting Boz, Lifting Jack.
By order vi Executors.
n.l-dts DUNCANSON BROS. Auct.